HeyJaredS. O'Brien
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Thompson’s Pit Count to take place October 14th and 15th (opens the original)
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Since 2016, Point in Time or Pit counts have been conducted in Thompson to measure the scale of homelessness in the city. Typically, the count is held in a specific area on a single night, but some in Thompson have spanned a number of days and included surveys of those who self-identify as homeless. Mary Demare with the Thompson Crisis Centre and a member of this year’s Pit Count committee has more on who are counted.
Norway House to build bridge over Nelson River (opens the original)
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Posted Today At 9:00am by S. O'Brien Norway House Cree Nation is looking to replace the ferry crossing that links the community with the rest of the province by building a bridge over the Nelson River. On August 24th, provincial representatives including Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure met with local leaders and engineering consultants in Norway House. While the project has been decades in the making, there is hope it will be completed within three years once construction begins. In a
Chemawawin Cree Nation RCMP investigating armed robbery (opens the original)
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On August 28, 2026, at 11:52 pm., Chemawawin Cree Nation RCMP were dispatched to possible armed robbery at a business on Arena Road in the community. Officers responded and spoke to an employee who advised an unknown male wearing a red face covering and goggles; entered the VLT area, discharged a firearm twice into a wall, grabbed an undisclosed amount of money from the cash drawer and left. No one was injured in the incident as the patrons had safely fled upon the suspect’s entry. Before depart
Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation has elected a new chief and council (opens the original)
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Posted About A Week Ago by S. O'Brien Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation has elected a new chief and council. Last week’s election ran over two days, Wednesday and Thursday, with voting taking place in Nelson House, Thompson, Winnipeg and Leaf Rapids. Cheryl Moore won the most votes in the three-way contest for chief, narrowly defeating Felix Walker, who also came second in the nation's 2022 election. Moore has spent over three decades in different roles within the First Nation, including two terms as
Local afro-beats musician shares musical journey (opens the original)
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Posted About Two Months Ago by S. O'Brien A local musician has taken his passion for the Afro-beats genre to an international level. Babatunde Adewole, known as SCUD, has combined his Nigerian musical roots with reggae, fuji and other influences to create his own music that is gaining recognition locally and nationally, as well. Here, SCUD explains the process of his music-making. SCUD recently performed at New Skool Rules in Rotterdam, learning more about the music industry and making industry
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